The Hyatt Reunion ranks as one of downtown's most visible landmarks with its gleaming chrome and glass architecture, 50-story tower and geodesic dome of blinking white lights. Located in the elbow of interstates 30 and 35E in the West End nightclub-and- restaurant district, the Hyatt Reunion stands near the JFK Museum and former Texas School Book Depository; American Airlines Center's concerts and pro basketball and hockey; the flagship Neiman Marcus; and other attractions. Texas Stadium, home to the Dallas Cowboys, is only nine miles away off I-35E.

For a thrill ride, guests can board the Hyatt's signature glass elevators to zoom above the light-filled atrium and 20-foot waterfall. In addition, Reunion Tower features a stratospheric observation deck and the revolving Antares, a favorite with romantic couples for its ambience and neon-lit city views. The restaurant's New American Cuisine includes Antelope Black Bean Chili, Lobster and Green Chili Bisque, Texas Ranch Mixed Grill, Crab Crusted Trout-and a decadent chocolate replica of Reunion Tower. Other dining choices include the Centennial Café; revolving Dome bar on the tower's 50th floor; and Monduel's atrium bar. Guests also can work out in the hotel's fitness center.

This major convention and trade-show hotel features more than 160,000 square feet of ballrooms, exhibit space, meeting rooms and hospitality suites, all enhanced by advanced telecommunications. The business center features high- speed Internet access among its many services.

The 1,122 guestrooms in the 28-floor hotel feature city views, video games, Internet access, pay movies, and fabrics in subtle greens, ecru and blues.

The Hyatt Reunion is six miles from Love Field and 25 miles from Dallas/Fort Worth International airports. This Hyatt attracts conventions, trade shows and corporate travelers, but also families, couples and groups coming to town for pro sports, concerts and sightseeing.